Marina Ladynina is a famous actress of Soviet cinema. The most famous paintings with her participation are "Kuban Cossacks", "Pig and Shepherd". In her biography, creativity and personal life are closely intertwined.
Childhood and adolescence
Marina Ladynina was born on June 24, 1908 in the village of Skotinino (Smolensk region). The parents were peasants, except for Marina, they had 3 more children. The girl did housework, and during the holidays she worked as a milkmaid.
Ladynina early became interested in creativity. She quickly learned to read, then she began to retell the contents of the books to friends. A theater was created at the school, Marina was taken there as a prompter, and then she participated in plays. Later, Ladynina began to replace actors in the city theater.
Marina graduated from the pedagogical class of the Achinsk school and became a teacher in the village. Nazarovo. Once the village was visited by Sergei Fadeev, an actor of the capital's theater. He saw that Ladynina had acting skills and advised her to become an actress. She took the advice and left for the capital. She managed to enter GITIS on the first try. Ladynin finished her studies in 1933.
Career
Marina began to work at the Moscow Art Theater, her play was noted by Maxim Gorky. In 1934 she starred in the film "The enemy's paths". It was then that Ladynina met Pyriev. For his sake, she left the theater stage and became a film actress.
In 1937 Pyryev's film "The Rich Bride" with Ladynina in the title role was released. Stalin liked the picture very much. The next was the movie "Tractor Drivers". Then the theme of the films changed, there was a melodrama "Beloved Girl" about a factory worker. The next works were: "Antosha Rybkin", "Pig and Shepherd". After the movie "Kuban Cossacks" the actress became very popular. She has received many awards.
Then cooperation with Pyryev ceased. After the film "Trial of Loyalty" they parted, and Marina Alekseevna stopped acting in films, despite many proposals.
In the period 1946-1992. Ladynina worked at the Film Actor Theater, and she also had creative evenings. The program "Comrade Cinema" was prepared, with which Marina Alekseevna visited many cities. In recent years, Ladynina became uncommunicative, lived alone. Sometimes Naina Yeltsina dropped in to see her, who helped the actress with money and food. Marina Alekseevna was died at 2003
Personal life
Ladynina's first husband is Ivan Lyubeznov, a classmate. They got married as students, but the marriage did not last long. However, Marina maintained friendly relations with Ivan all her life.
There was talk that Ladynina had an affair with the Italian ambassador. They talked to the actress at the Lubyanka, persuaded to cooperate. Problems with power led to difficulties at work, Ladynina resigned from the theater.
In 1936 she met Pyriev. He was married then, but for the sake of Ladynina he left his family. They got married in 1936. In 1938, a boy named Andrei was born to Marina. The marriage lasted 20 years, and both earned good money. In the 50s, Ladynina fell ill with depression associated with age-related changes, and began to withdraw into herself.
On the set of the movie "Trial of Loyalty", Pyriev became interested in a young actress. Ladynina did not forgive the betrayal, the couple parted. Andrey stayed with his father. Growing up, he chose the profession of a director.
Marina Alekseevna never married again, she preferred solitude and led a secluded life.
